English Language Programs in Oklahoma

Oklahoma City

The school is located on the campus of Oklahoma City University (OCU), noted for its MBA program. Students admitted to OCU may attend University classes for credit concurrently with their intensive English program once they reach Level 107 or above.

Level 108 graduates may participate in an Internship Experience program with local businesses

THE LOCAL AREA

Oklahoma City, the state capital, is small enough to be friendly, yet large enough to offer a variety of cultural, civic, religious, entertainment and sports events. Located in the middle of the Great American West, the city also offers glimpses into the unique culture of Native American life. Oklahoma City has one of the lowest cost-of-living indexes among major U.S. cities.

ACTIVITIES

Local activities include learning about American Indian and Western culture through local festivals, powwows and rodeos, and the National Cowboy Hall of Fame.

Local attractions and areas of interest:
Bricktown Ballpark - Located in historic Bricktown, this new state-of-the-art ballpark is home of the Oklahoma RedHawks Baseball Team. Once a busy warehouse area, Bricktown is Oklahoma City's newest entertainment and dining district.

Myriad Botanical Gardens and the Crystal Bridge - This 17-acre oasis in the heart of downtown Oklahoma City has as its centerpiece the seven-story Crystal Bridge Tropical Conservatory, featuring a fascinating collection of palm trees, flowers and exotic plans from across the globe.

Red Earth Festival - Native Americans can be seen in native dress during the Red Earth Festival parade in June each year. This is the largest celebration of Native American culture, dance and art and is located at the Myriad Convention Center.

Omniplex / Kirkpatrick Center - The Omniplex is an enormous facility which houses the hands-on Science Museum, Air Space Museum, Kirkpatrick Planetarium, International Photography Hall of Fame, Red Earth Indian Center, Kirkpatrick Art Galleries, etc.

Stockyards City - Home of the largest stocker and feeder cattle market in the world, Stockyards City is a place for cattlemen, horsemen, farmers, and real cowboys to come for apparel, equipment, supplies, and a good meal.


COURSES OFFERED

Intensive English Course (30 lessons per week)
Semi-Intensive English Course (20 lessons per week)
Intensive Prep for the TOEFL Computer-Based Test
English for Executives


HOUSING

Campus Residence Hall, Homestay


TUITION AND FEES (per Four-Week Session)

Tuition and Fees: $1,325 (Intensive)
                            $880 (Semi-Intensive) 
Health Insurance: $50
Campus Residence Hall: $780
Homestay: $650

There is a one-time application fee of US$100. In addition, homestays require a one-time US$200 placement fee; campus residence hall housing requires a US$125 deposit.

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2001:  Jan. 8,  Feb. 5,  Mar. 5,  Apr. 2,  Apr. 30,  May 28,
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            Dec. 10

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